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Give a Dog a Bone – A New Web Site
A new web site project online – beckbone.com
Last month, I finished a web site for a trombone-playing friend who is a commercial player. His site reflects this with its splashy, abstract design rendered in the Grunge illustration style.
This week I published another trombonist site, this time for Mike Becker, principal trombonist of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra. The design for this site is very different from the previous one. It is a bit more traditional.
The main goal here is to promote the Low Brass Boot Camp, a summer seminar for college-aged students to study fundamentals, repertoire and low brass sectional techniques.
So far this is a pretty simple site, but work will continue in the weeks to come.
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